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MrlWJiLif mVIT -11-1 VVYOLUMK 1 NUMUKK CIN STATU QUOKentucky Doctor 81111 Agitating the Ilcrnhciin MatterTHE STATE BOARD ACTSlltlUt lHt nimtv aavDoubtful Whether Sec-rotary McCormlck WillConcurTHE MEDICAL PROFESSION INTERESTEDTho matter of permitting Dr Albert llcrnhclm Into of HamburgGermany to practice medicine In Kentucky Is in stain quo nnd there hasbeen a revival of intercut in the cosenil over the state among those of themedical piofcsslon us well as members in other elatesAs will uo doubt bo rememberedDrXUernhclm came to Poducnh incharged the late iMr Herman Weilsremains and rented nu olllco applying for a license to prncteoIn pursuance of a resolutionadopted by tho stale board of healthhowever he wns refined n license noforeign diplomas being recognized forvarious reasonSccictary McCuimlck declinedto grant tho necessary license but since his decision in thomatter strong Influence has beenbrought to bear in behalf of DrDernbcltn on tho board byeminent physicians iu Louisvilleamong whom tire Doctors J Stuckyand I N Hloom who are staunch nf n ImriR lcrofriends oi mofor the express purpose of takingsome action In the mailer and President Matinees among others agreedthat Dr Hcrnhelm be allowed to takea course of lectures in Louisvillethat tnaJMKirUwiouls Ills Decisionasrequiresthat all ftVeign doctortKbcfore beinggranted a license inuiI lmvu taken afull courscVof lectureyin order to bocxamiild Lr a didloma and mustalso cxhibitT a cerUflcate of havingtaken two previous roursca at a college or colleges retognized by thoSouthern Midlcnl AssociationIn Gcrmlny according to DrHoyd not mbrc tltfiu half the graduates of medical oiillegcs are ullowcdtopiacticc liaviog llrst to pass avery ligid Vstatos examinationSuch resolutions A the ono adoptedliKtho Kenfiicky slate bonid oflicalllu IcsiglictUo protect the peoplo from Itnpotidn which might boAttempted by liwoinpeicni iorcigneand although Hrl JJcinhetm is nodoubt a talcntclVy8ciin lt a Je jinni innfTiroLiHl to disregard theboardscatfeIn theMarket Homo OrdinanceJudge Sanders opened court thismorning by donating a nice juicyroast to some of the newspaper thoUegislcr in particularTheir article lelative to hisiau of yesterday in the case ugalustMr K K Homw cnargeu njplacltigjpr sale on the niHikct houseiiroducoprcj iously purchpsed insldothe city limilSMsnid it was totallywntruo Tho facUs were not as theUeglstcr represented them heaid and he decided tho case just exactly opposite from tho way Iheyclaimed ho decided itTho case was that Mr Bonds wascharged with selling goods on thomarket that had 1 n purchased inside tho city Mi Honda slated thatBorne of tho goods he hod on sale attho market house were orderedthrough tho Leigh Fruit Companybut that tho bananas ho sold wcrobought from tho Leigh establishmentfrom their regular stockJudge Sanders said that tho casowas plniu nod his decision was plainThat uH enn place whatever honlcascs on tho tho itarket for 3alojUat 80 it 18 HOI mKCRjruiu his bus-ordinance wcro repealed ho saidntiy ono could In V up a wagon loadof potatoes or apples or whatever itmight bo from aomo former otter hohod gotten to the city nnd then enrry It to tlio ninrkcl to sell tit on advanced price nnd the consumerwould have to sufferThese ordinances wcro pawed forthe benefit of the cojsumcr he saidand ho was sorry the Leigh FruitCompany did not like his decisionTho Sun reported his decision correctly yesterdayIKATIJ IMIOTOCK APHFltMulcted In the Police Courtopculng- r tn jumpir llnHOinUg JrOlU lUtllipuiaLoversAnd students of musluto miss HemcnylMonday nighth iumisMorningTliis morning M L Jtllcy theThird street photographer wan linedrrid costs in Judge Sanders courtfot using lasultlug language towardsHosier Cnitclflcld coloredToo woman went there nnd sat fora nnllvo ncd did not seem to real re licit a payment was claimed Inrdvrncc Ttio photographer admittedIdling her that she was thickheaded nnd could go to h 1Jns Egncrwas lined 1 for drunkennessSTOPPED THE ELEVATORIt Came Near Crushing ftNeckTho elevatortucn went up nstuckfewMansHut n Heroic 3IcHciifrcr Uoy Gotn Move on Iliiuiolt Once InHis LifeThis forenoon Howard Andersona Western Union messenger boymado his first appearance in the role1 Tn wna ti tlin ntntnlnr atMessrs llcrnhclm of lhJ Amcricnn German National bankLoulstlllc cousins oi in ncrn 1 vnMng to hc h0t8toihelm the applicant for a license A cnllcmiu cnlcrcil and ticA meeting of the State Doaid wasyalor cd the evcr lQ g0eleuphowever nndfeet stoppingagainThere was but a small opening between the enr and the second tloorm1 tit A itnillnliln1 1 i f 9 f lf M tU Iprotege of Dr llloora anil n 8lnrtei to jump Just as ho stuckruary apply for an examination by i rollll tie them M a J it I A - vtlioboanl aiosi oi iuo proininoni t u wJU ntuIdoctors in iuomciroiousoi ivvuiuvkseemed to concur In this decisionbut Secretary McCormlck who Isvirtually Invested with supremo authority ha not given hi consentand the Hoard is now awaltx g a reply from himAs to what ho will do there is a Jdiversity of opinion a great many idoctors thinking that ho rtVcllncjto make an exception in this particular case VIJfprfl Dr Ffiuik Hovtl oi mowould have broken his neck in an instant had not tho active messengerboy seized the handle aud reversedit It was stopped and just In timeto prevent n disaster The uamc oftho gentleman who had such a luckycscajM could not bo learnedCHASING CRIMINALSDeputy Sheriff Comes in FromTennesseeAfter Lee Ljlo and Sid KcdillckWanted for Grand LarcenyDeputy Sheriff Stcwnrt of HigSandy Tenu near Paris arrived iuthe city this afternoon in search ofLeo Lvlc and Sid lteddiek who arcwanted at Hig Sandy on a charge ofstealing n boat which they nro bellcved to have tloated down on to Paducah Tlic deputy sheriff called onMarshal ColliiH this afternoon nndnftiT a consultation wti3 inform-el that two men answering the description were living on aboat nt the mouth of Island creekOlllccr Wheelis was detailed to ac-resolutiorfs in this particular company Him up mere nuer tno menIt has attracted uo little at- nnu uiey m iuiwi x LM tt w nivrtrl ill art rntcntionin the medical profession ucpuy a - TiTIe Uic a d tobStHe ultimate outcome III bo re- portedtyanlel as n prccclcntA ROASTJudge SamlbTS Talks About Certain Newspaper ReportsnUIHVtl tut utMtiu v -j up near llig SandyK OP 1 I LLCTIOXThe Annual OtflccM CliObcn LastNightThe annual election of olllcers ofPaducah Lodge No 20 1C of P toservo the term beginning January 1took place last night at Klks hall andresulted as followsChancellor Commander AlexKulpVice ChancellorJ P DcLongPrelate H C JarvUMaster cf WorkEd T Wetheringtonblaster at Arm Kichard Armvoir of Iteeonls and Seal andMaster of Finance Sam A HillMuster of Exchequer T HLyneTrustees Al E Young J MWaltouAll persons wWuhavo signed their1 names for ticUtts to tho HemeuyiI concert nexySLrtirray nlglit I01her 7ih nrreWsteJl to o61l aVanj CtillnH til pfyVM tlimybcr oftickets yihserlheiWor Hyoing sobeforeVIdayVlieywilf beyglven llrstnliniuA of seatsX A iotuenf slioiuu socuT scats as soXji n poihlo for thisgreat musical evilMtEPAUING TO L1UVLRev Uanisey Hack From Memphisami His New ChurchHov E B Knmsey relumed thisiwnhiiu in ijittness house or is not nought Insldo t10 wok of packing up and movingthe city A man can order goods to us ow HOine His llrst sermonthrough the commission and produce wus mcctihed Sunday tit tho Hcrnaiimerchants ho said nud sell them on lu btieet church lo a latgo audieucci nrLit nrovidod the goods wereni ho wus moat cordially receivedLUU - - I -not bought lusldo the nity and provided they were not llrst placed la abusiness house for salo IheroTheso wcro both good ordinancescxnlain If onoi - n I tonniwi it would clvo any man will bonotonly tlit L iLn ilrv uood clothes or feasts but will bVi ni from his business house son to all studentJad BclUl on tho market f thoother pianocannot affordoncert ou nextlit performancegreatest oi musicuii invaluable ledviolin voice orWARS ALARMSUoliovcd tliorresident Will Urgetho Recognition of CubanbelligerencyACTIVE PREPARATIONS FOH WAROuvo Ills Life to Snvo That of IllsDaughterA COhVEhT NOVICE SUICIDESNow York Nov 30 Special totho Courier Journal There isjiowa strong belief in tho best informedcircles that President Cleveland willshortly surprise tho country by recommending vigorous action towardCuba This opinion prevails strongest ninong tho most ultra jingo members of the senate committee on foreign affairs Senator Sherman recently said ho was satisfied thatPresident Cleveland would pursuetho proper policy and Senator Fryodeclared only yesterday that ho hadthe best reasons for believing thatthe presidents message will bo earnestly in favor of recognition thoughtho executive wished to leave themnltcr with congressIt seems that tho Presidents assurances to the committee preventedthe passage of a joint instead of aconcurrent resolution at the lost session ho wanted time to strengthenthe coast defenses and prcparo thonnvy for aggresslvo action Sincethen tho greatest activity has prevailed in both departments and Ihework is still going on night and dayI have good reason to believe allthis true from other sources A gentleman whose opportunities for Judginjt of tho prospects for war are nextto those of Olncy Lamont and Herbert believes the chances nro stronglyin favor of it It is known that GenLee has countermanded his order toprepare apartments in Havana forhis family It is possible ho may return but with tho expectation ofleaving again on short noticeThere is little danger that Weylcrwill change the situation by a victoryover Macco I have bad long interviews with heads of the Cuban Juntahere who assure mo that Maccosarmy is in no danger of defeat Ihave seen private letters from insurgents in tlio field to tho same effectA I 11 tli IIlaa t Wnvlnr tlittt nmiiu at mv vwivT v vjvhe will starve Maceoana torcr mmto surrender Tho latter has beengathering provisions and ammunitionfor months all cattle from theplantations havo been driven into themountains and though some wcroscattered by the noiso of recent battles they are within reach Thereare besides numerous patches ofground ou the slopes and valloys ofthe mountains under cultivation bywomen and children who have beenforced into tho insurgents linos byWeylers decree Tho first plant ofthe banana tree produces one bunchwhen this is cut six other buachesipring from the saruo roots withoutcultivation Sweet potatoes growspontaneously from tho ro ts of tholines without cultivation and form apermanent and uufailing supplytiueapnles are also abuudautBesides Maceo thcro arc Gomezand Garcia with the greater part ofthe army unengaged During theten years war the insurgents hadonlv 8000 half armed troops nowthey havo 40000 well equipped menmore cannon superior small armsand any quantity of dynamite Theyaru sure to hold out until this country Is forced to interfere ShouldPresident Cleveland delay McKinleywill act promptly The sentimenthero in favor of recognition increasesevery day C E SOUK JERKY AT PRANKIORTA Call on the Governor That MuvHave Some Political SignificanceFrankfort Ky Dec 1 Specialto tho Coutler Journal Jerry MPorter tho young Republican wholast wititnr tlguml as tho only manIn Kentucky who hod bolu Populistsvote and a real ehaoco lo ue eiecteusenulor onved heto tonight andculled on tho governor with wlmtiesult is not knowu Mr Porter w3ono of Hunters warmest supportersup to the tlmo of tho latter s fieo silver pledge cspoMite last wiuterIoat His Life While Attempting toRescue Hl DaughterWashington Deo 1 A dispatchreceived ot thp War Department yesterday stutos that tlio residence ofChnplaln M C Blamo nt Fort Hiugrgold Texas was burned yoiterdoy and both Blaino and his daughter were burned to death MrsJllaiuo escaped uuinjured llioChaplulp went upstairs to savo hisdaughter and was overcome in tioilamcs before ho could make his vyoutChaplulu Blaino was a native ofKentucky but was appointed to thomny from Pennsylvanialargely Increased CollectionLawreucebutg Ky Doc 1 Thocollections al tho local olllco of StampDeputy James M Posey on taxpaldwhisky anion u ted to UG7ol48dm lug tho month of Novembor tholargest receipts sinoo August 1831when tho tax per gallon on whiskoywas iuorcased from 00 cents to 81 10They exceed by ovor 83000 tho cobloutions of last tnotilu aud arc aheadof tlio corresponding month of lastyear 87t13560 This improvementivHighways to be Opened to the Public Ily PurcliHso of theCounty CourtParis Ky Nov 30 A big steptowurd frco pikes in Bourbon will hotaken tomorrow Tho toll gates onneorlv ono hundred miles of roadsI will bo thrown open to travel frco ofloll Tho county court will acquirein tho next thirty days nearly all theroads in the county about three hundred miles and tho toll system willbo abolished ou all of them Bourbon county has recently investedabout 5000 in improved road-buildingmachinery to bo used in tho betterment of its highwaysConvent Novice Hangs HerselfBrooksvillc Ind Dec 1 ClaraFischer a beautiful novico in theconvent nt thin place was this morning found hanging by tho neck nnddead in her room Tho young ladywho liad but recoatly entered the institution had lately been despondent but no thought of suicide on herpart had entered tho minds of thesistersHugh T Cosgroye SuicidesLouisville Dec 1 Hugh TCosgrovc n wealthy boxurcr committed suicide hero thhvmorning Mr Cosgrovc was In thoofllco of tho Phoenix Brewing Connd by his manner gnvo no premonition of his intention but withoutwarning drew a revolver plnccd themuzzlo to his temple and fired Deathwas iuHtautnncousLexngton Horse SnloLoxincton Kv Dm 1 Thowinter snlo of thoroughbreds beganyesterday morning and continuesthrough the week About 1000head will bo sold A small crowd ofbuyers were present and the openingprices were lowSentence PostponedIndianapolis Dec 1 Sentence inthe caso of Percy Sullivan convictedof raising bills has again been deferred ono week to give his attorneys an opportunity to present theirpleading for a new trialProctors lixninfhYig TrialItussellvillc Dec 1 Tho examining trial of Proctor the murderer ofCrafton is in progress here this afternoonKnow Your Fate nnd FortuneConsult Mrs Lesley tho wonderful gifted blind medium 407 SouthSecond sJreeLMARKETSReported Dally by LacyOnila CompanyCiiicaoo Dec 1 Decemberwheat opened nt 811 itshighest point was 81 closedat 80l4 bMay wheat opened at 842b to8iK its highest point was 84and closed at 83 bDec corn opened at 234 itshighest point was 23l4and closedat 23Dec oats opened at 18b itshighest point was 18 and closedat 18JJanuary pork opened at 775and closed at 87G2January lard opened at S3 97 andclosed at 8387January ribs opeued at S3 85 andclosed at 3825January cotton opened at S764and closed at S755 CMoney 2 per centTestimonial No 14Once more ladies listen to whatMrs Almcda Thomas says aboutRoncado Tonic About ono yearago I was takcu sick with femaleweakness and nervous prostration ntNashville Tenn and for seveumonths was under tho doctors careand couULgSTno relief I had triedall the padmt mVdiciuc 1 could buyhere In y adVptMindhc day readiugabout IloncaXlo Toufc In the papers 1boughtfa bottle jriid the relief waswondebetterwell thI advisotful Iat uuuu iiu generallinks toiU mySignedMuscommenced to gelnd now I am almostRoncado Tonic andfriends and the publicy at least oue uotiieAlmkua Thomas700 South Fourth streetPaducahKentueyfit Imttlit litr SOlllco 1 10 South Third btreot5oKuntiickv silver StatesmenMany great bilver btatesinen wentto wreck In Kentucky on Fov 3Their shrieks and walling still echofaintly over tho pitiless salineabysses Those acrid waters haveswallowed up lion John Chinn whohas swallowed aud rcgurgllnted sonpich fire iu his limotjjleiit s to voico wwou was musweetest ouco the voico which snugto Mr Bryan after his nomination atChicago until sobi shook hi mightychoit Where aro the mustachlos ofJoo Blackburn Th birds of heavenroosj on them no more They mustlo bacominir mero fossilized forestClosed arc the gates of souud whichwcro ever wide open lieneain menand from which came blasts midtumult as fierceas the Rcoratta rivers that rollA tho Ut4 Dial reilleaaly tollTbelrulphuroueurreiiu down YaaneltIn th ullliiute clltntu ot the poleAnd ovon uobler heads at omisslugThere is no answer when the namesof Pottsey Grubbs and He Lung arecalled Hon Tuu Jump is tho onlyKentucky silver statesman of tho firstrank uow vUlblo or audiblo And Itmust be admitted that especial tlianKSare duo on account of Hon TauJump He la a rare man NowYork Sua Dcra1KfImmvmm mi k r i -vi v -T - v h l m I n -- a a k w -mm a v iv tlf 1 w wV r lraA l VH rTAJFWsyy i pflEFA0TXAH2T1ADUOAU KENTUCKY TUESDAY DECEMBEIt I 1000in tho nolo of stamps is another Indication of restored confident e nnd thewhiskey men here anticipate aiJt1 Increase in receipts from now onWHYVNOT McCKAMCtiNIFIENDS INCARNATEFull Particulars of Brutal OenWeylers Recent Order300 WOMEN AND CHILDRENSlain InMontCold IJIood After theHorrible llrutnlltlvsrUNfFEAKABLE TURK OUTDONEtoKt West Fla Dec 1 Unableoffish the insurgent armies Contain Vieneral weylcr has renewed hiswartn non combatants with savageencrfyr according to advices rcccjjvtdhere from Havnna It is r f fi thatWeylcr some weeks ngooucd a secrctordcr to his commanders in thevnricus provinces to clear tho country of non combatants This orderhas been interpreted by tho Spanishcon uandcrs as an edict to massauroolduen women nnd children andthctfesUlt Is an appaUing list ofbutlicricstjl Struch who has been operating jnPinar del Rio at the head of10W men seems to have been mostncltre In carrying out Weylers edictOp November 18 Col Struch andhta command started out on a raidTUy visited Rio Hondo PaliciosPao Real and othrr small towns inU14 Southern portion of Pinar delRioAt every place Col Struch gavehisUroopers IIccuhc to loot bum andmrtrder and the result was that everyhamlet visited was destroyed During the rld tho Spanish troops madopmoners of over 800 Cubans themajority of whom wcro women andyiODg girls These unfortunatesweYe fo ced to follow tho troops andSKomit to the most horrible treatment Oa November 22 Col Struchand bis men began their homewardmarch followed by tho old menwomen and girls whom they hadmade prisonersOn the night of November 23 Colfetruch and his men drank heavilySid then followed one of the mostLprribio occnrrcnccs of the war Interned oy drink- tlic bpanisn soldlorslushed upon the helpless prisonerspro off their clothes and subjecteduetn to treatment which cannot bolescribed in print Finally afteruch orgies as wcro only possiblo tolends Col Struch significantly toldL ls men that it was no use to beY5 Inhered by the Puban cattle i lie soldiers took tlio hint andImmediately began firing on tho oldmen women nnd girls Volley aftervolley of lead was fired at theconeiog and shrieking creatures whobad so lately been the victims ofSpansh bruthhticss until not one wasleft pltve The bodies of the victimswere left for the vultures and ColStruch matched his command backto headquarters and reported to Captain General Weylcr that several insurgent camps had been raided andbuut 300 cbels killedCol Struch and man of his officers were given furloughs In consldonlioi of their services and returnedlo Havana Since going to HavanaCol Slrucb has been drunk all thelmc aud has openly boasted of thean ful slaughter of innocents Thisslory is not in the least exaggeratedas it Is mado up of statements whichhave fallen from the lips of ColStruch as ho staggered about thocafes of Havana From other provinces come stories of massacres of inuoceuts but none so well authenticated as the one related ubovcWeylers edict offering pardon tothose who surrender is proving to besimply a device to lure Cubans todeathBraces studio 112 South Thirdstreet does the finest worlf for thecheapest prices Calland fee thespecimens A u21tGJust ReceivedATVNELSON SOULES100 PoundsI IuylersGEOEGE ROTHTHE TAILORWill make you 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